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- The Lawyer's Professional Liability Policy
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- Albany: Lawsuit Against School District Proceeds Over 'Reign of Terror'
- U.S. Bank Regulation Permits Gift-Card Claim, State Judge Says
- Judge Faulted for Hearing Cases Brought by His Firm
- Two Gay Restaurant Patrons Can Claim Bias by Guards
- Working Out Replaced Work, Inspector General Charges
- FBI Raids Homes in Probe of Hacking
- City Holds Lottery to Select Couples for First Day of Same-Sex Marriage Law
- Matter of Fung v. NYC Housing Authority
- People v. Lewis
- J.C. Studios LLC v. Telenext Media Inc.
- Painless Medical PC v. GEICO
- Designer Limousines Inc. v. Town of North Hempstead
- Olszewski v. Neuman
- Applied Energetics Inc. v. NewOak Capital Markets LLC
- Carmona v. Connolly
- United States v. Bout
- Johnson v. Dynamic Educational Systems Inc.
- N.Y.S. Div. of Human Rights v. Folino
- Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority
- Outside Counsel: Analyzing the SEC's First Deferred Prosecution Agreement
| Richard Green (Fine Paintings) v. McClendon | Top |
| Woman Loses Breach Suit Over $4.2 Million Painting; E-Mails Satisfied Statute of Frauds | |
| Internet Service Provider Immunity, Challenge to Insurer Transaction | Top |
| In their New York Court of Appeals Roundup, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett partners Roy L. Reardon and Mary Elizabeth McGarry review the Court's recent decisions in cases involving blog operators who allegedly not only displayed an anonymous posting but also moved it to a more prominent area and added mocking headlines, and whether policyholders objecting to a transaction approved by the Insurance Superintendent may challenge it outside of an Article 78 proceeding. | |
| The Lawyer's Professional Liability Policy | Top |
| In her Professional Liability Insurance column, Sue C. Jacobs of Goodman & Jacobs discusses legal malpractice policies, including possible traps in the application concerning prior or potential claims, the insurer's duty to defend, types of policies and extended reporting periods. | |
| Insurance Law Found Not to Bar Repair Shop's Disparagement Suit | Top |
| Albany: Lawsuit Against School District Proceeds Over 'Reign of Terror' | Top |
| U.S. Bank Regulation Permits Gift-Card Claim, State Judge Says | Top |
| Judge Faulted for Hearing Cases Brought by His Firm | Top |
| Two Gay Restaurant Patrons Can Claim Bias by Guards | Top |
| Working Out Replaced Work, Inspector General Charges | Top |
| FBI Raids Homes in Probe of Hacking | Top |
| The FBI has raided one address in Brooklyn and three on Long Island during a probe into the hacker group Anonymous. | |
| City Holds Lottery to Select Couples for First Day of Same-Sex Marriage Law | Top |
| Matter of Fung v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Uphold's Housing Authority's Denial Of Remaining Family Member Status | |
| People v. Lewis | Top |
| Minor Fails to Show a Legal Impediment To Conviction for Prostitution Under CPL §440 | |
| J.C. Studios LLC v. Telenext Media Inc. | Top |
| Commercial Tenant Granted Dismissal Of Studio's Breach of Agreement Suit | |
| Painless Medical PC v. GEICO | Top |
| GEICO Denied Dismissal of No-Fault Suits; Cross-Motion for Substitution Denied | |
| Designer Limousines Inc. v. Town of North Hempstead | Top |
| Town Had Right to Revoke Erroneously Issued Use Permits | |
| Olszewski v. Neuman | Top |
| Court Finds Tenants Constructively Evicted, Entitling Them to Return of Security Deposit | |
| Applied Energetics Inc. v. NewOak Capital Markets LLC | Top |
| Compelled Arbitration Reversed; Parties Agreed to Court Adjudication of Disputes | |
| Carmona v. Connolly | Top |
| Constitutional, Federal Law Rights Not Breached By Evidence Admission of HIV Medical Records | |
| United States v. Bout | Top |
| Arms Dealer Denied Vacatur of Indictment For Conspiring With FARC to Kill Americans | |
| Johnson v. Dynamic Educational Systems Inc. | Top |
| Failure to Promote Claim Dismissed as Not 'Reasonably Related' to Undermined Bias Claim | |
| N.Y.S. Div. of Human Rights v. Folino | Top |
| State's Human Rights Agency Not 'Court'; Court Lacks Jurisdiction, Remands Bias Case | |
| Cabrera v. NYC Housing Authority | Top |
| Court Annuls Termination of Tenancy Found Shocking to Judicial Conscience | |
| Outside Counsel: Analyzing the SEC's First Deferred Prosecution Agreement | Top |
| Nader H. Salehi and Herbert F. JanickIII, partners at Bingham McCutchen, and Todd M. Beaton Jr., an associate at the firm, write that on May 17, 2011, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with Tenaris, S.A., by which the SEC, in exchange for Tenaris' continued cooperation in the investigation by the Division of Enforcement, agreed to refrain for a period of two years from bringing an enforcement action against Tenaris for alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. | |
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